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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1892
Page
7
A collage of product pitches and assorted blurbs lists Beecham's Pills Ely dream balm catarrh cures and Ho hum opinions. Mentions Palmer's shorthand school Hampton Institute Wilhelmina queen and various patent remedies. Ends with Dr Bull's Worm Destroyers for children.
The lesson outlines Pitman shorthand rules on when to write vowels, notes on readability, and exercises. It includes a rhyme to memorize long vowels, practice sentences, word signs, and translations. A Mr Moran directs the class with correspondence tips and study habits.
The Albany Evening Journal vouches for a striking cure akin to the celebrated Hamilton cast case. The article is presented as accurate and carefully stated, with full confidence bestowed upon readers to examine the particulars of this notable medical case.
Fragmented historical ad text describes Castoria usage for children, a Belfast marriage with fortune, travel inquiries between St Louis and Hannibal, and varied quotes from period publications. It weaves product pitches, newspaper-style notices, and light social blurbs with multiple named individuals and organizations.
Mrs J W Tillbrook wife of the McKeesport mayor reports her six year old son Willie cured of a scrofulous eruption and erysipelas after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. She notes rapid improvement and urges others to read the testimonial and buy Hood's. The letter is signed from Weesport Pennsylvania with a postscript Be sure to get Hood's.
A pamphlet argues spraying fruits pays by reducing worm damage and boosting yields. Testimonies from E Clifford Osage City and F Williams describe cleaner fruit, larger crops, and higher profits after spraying, noting cost and effort. The advertising piece promotes a Stahl spraying book offered free by mail.
Fragmented quotes describe a crowded street car confrontation and reactions. An old lady groans Heaven Jesus as various pseudo remedies are advertised. Advertisements mention Dr Kline’s Nerve Restorer and Blake Bruce Co products while a Washington Star auctioneer proclaims wind and safety.
An advertisement touts Swift's Specific as a safe plant based blood purifier. It quotes Mrs E Rongt of Medford Massachusetts claiming her mother was cured of scrofula after four bottles. It also references J Crosny Byxon of Pittsburg claiming recovery from contagious blood poison after six bottles and offers a free treatise by Swift Specific Company, Azarta, Ga.
Advert says Dr Sage's Remedy cures catarrh and related headaches while sneers at rival sniffles. It offers $500 cash if no cure, claiming proof of effectiveness and financial credibility by a responsible company backing the promise.
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